The Oregon mist. (St. Helens, Columbia County, Or.) 188?-1913, February 02, 1894, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTHE- OREGON MISTl DI YIS BROS., fOUlSMRS. Contributed, 3 I saw an item In the Nehalem Journal last week in regard to the circulation of that paper. Now, in auid article that man claims the Journal baa a circulation of five to one I over Th Mist, and 1 think he just go his figures turned wrong end to. for lie known (if he knows anything) that TBI Mm if the only reliable one in the county. I can Yeltow fir, such as grows in profusion I show hiiu herein thH place ten Mists o SlDiteastataf and Connty Official Paper. FRIDAY, FSBJtUARf 3, J89i. in Oregon, is being tried in sirU for tree, paving . Tbb compositor last week mistook the word "Ta" for "Farr" in the ar- one Journal, and I cannot see for the life of me why a man calling himself a republi can should try to run down his own party paper, ft is true at times that men are In sane for the miment, and perhaps be wan I not accountable for saying what he did. He tide contributed by Mr. a wager in the I also states the mail carrier's homo can tea Jaet issue of this paper. tify for bim. We don't have to get a horse. I or a Jnckass, to prove what we say, but we Th republican ceirtral committee I take men. Let them I owl ; they can't in nfthi. .t.i. iuu. ita nu.Ammo1ii. I Jure Thi Mist for telle the truth; no itieite to tlte cofwty committees. A harmonious and united aotion needs 4e maintained. A general revival of the etoingle (trade is looked for throughout Oregon and Washington. Thorough organi sation on the part of the manufacturer and dealer is having ita effect lelt in this respect. matter who it hits. G. R. W. Mayger, Oregon , January Slat, lSt3. PERIS. " The news la almost ail snowed under at this platie. 0. Sanervin went to Portland Monday, where be will reside for some time Wilford Miller passed through this place Monday oil his way to St. Helens, William Miller, of Spiing Valley, who was reported not expected to live a short THt great puttilistio contest between I time ago, is rapidly improving. Corbet t and Mitchell is settled. It is Well, for the whole country has been agog with the attendant excitement ior the past several months. And no comes the question. "What will be aiexiT" Mr. Apac, who earns down from Fort- land the fore part of last week to his ranch here, returned to the metropolis Monday. An F.dltor'a Hecwmmenatauiwa. Mr. C. F Davis, editor of the Bloom- field (Iowal Farmer, says : " I can recom mend Chamberlain's C'ongh Remedy to all sufferers with colds and croup. I have used it in kit family for the past two vears and have found it the best I ever used for (tie Fi tv cent bottles for sale by Edwin Rom. The Oregonian very justly owed an apology to the public for devoting so p0rpo.e. fnT whicll it j. intended much space to tbo details of the brutal fistic contest between Corbett and Mitchell. Matter which occupied four and One-Iourtb columns might have John Stock-nburg has begun to make im- been. Condensed to two "Sticks." I provements on the Crie place, by fencing the bottom land. MAtOER. 'I HI management ol tuts paper Andy Clarlmont bas purchased the resi wishes all correspondents throughout dence property of Wm. Devine. He in the county to continue to send in their tends making a home of the place, and it bit of news. - Anything of a personal nature, any mention of improvement or daily happenings, which would be of interest to the people of your lo cality, is asked for by us. will make a nice one. Oscar Olson had a narrow escape one day 1 last week while he was cutting and putting wood into the flume. One of the blocks I caught him, hurting him quite severely .but he is able to be around again The grand masquerade ball at this place IF bt. .Helena Had a lew n ore cm- on the 10th inst. will, no donbt. prove to be ens like the correspondent to the I the event of the season . The Kelso band Cathlamet Gaiette we would be a bar- h beea engaged to furnish music for the -. i vn,i.3iuii, auu -uss uaulci b hiii tic ouppncu t.-. . "v- withmolc from , good orchestra. The rick to, pieces your home institutions udies who are getting up the supper under. and lend ; every assistance la your stand Just sri:h an affair, and with Wm, power to build up an enterprise for- Slaughter and C. W. Mayger for managers home interest. That's 7n assnreo. oi a ra unie eign to your unity, but a, poor kind. It will be remembered by republi cans in this county that there are to be elected a sheriff, a clerk, a commis sioner, an assessor, and a represents. live, at the general election to be held next June. There needs be concerted action on the part of advocates of the principles of that party ; so let every republican in Columbia county be up td doing. The low price of wheal this season has caused a large number of hogs to tie fattened, and ia likely to be the cause of farmers going into the bus iness of raising and fattening swine on -a scale which will soon put a stop to the imoortasiosLof hog products. The pork packed in thfegte always finds a ready, sale, and we do m -... reason whjrogs cannot Tie-raised as cheap here as any other place .' A number of Columbia county farmers! are beginning to see the profit in bog raising, and will engage in that bos- A Katn.a. Man's Experience. Mr. Albert Favorite, of Arkansas Citv. nan., wisnes u give our readers tne Dene- i fit of bis experience with colds-. He says : ' I contracted a cold early last spring that settled on inv limes, and had linnllv re covered from it when I caughtanother that nung on all summer anj left me with nacKing congn, wnicn i tnougbt 1 never would get rid of. 1 bad used Chamber ain's Cough Remedy some fourteen years ago witn mucn success, and concluded to trv again When I had got through with one bottle my cough had lett me, and l nave not suffered with a cough or cold since. have recommended it tn others, and all speaic wen ot it. r my cent bottles lor sale ty cawin aoaa. for the Toor." Eva and Anna,. Calkins; " Evening at the Farm," Kmlle Jjivegren ; " Utile Jim," liva Calkins; "Was He Hen pecked," Hie bard Taylor; "Jiuniiiy lhitler and -the Owl,", Eddie Lovetireii ; "The Drunkard's Thirst," Ben Lovegreu; "The Gladiator," Chas. Lnvevren; "The Story the Ledger Told," Ones LoveBreni "The Merchant and Hook Agent," Eddie Love- gren; song, Eva and Anna Calkins. ' Miss Panme Mkskkvb, Teacher. Transfers of Ileullty. Aug Kyser to David Finn, 153 acres Jit section SO, t S, n r S, w t 1,300 00 V W Blakesley to C B Hart and W 1 Sweetland, one-tenth of auacre of tidclund in St. Helens 00 00 If 8 Larsen and wile to Andrew Kantata, nee4 of section 8, 1 7, n ro, w... 81000 J C Brodle to J It Norton, 44 acres section 6, t 4. U r 1, w 78 00 M J Deihl to J B Norton, 44 acres in section 6, t4, n r 1, w 00 00 R K Oiltner to W H Wood, one half interest in sw) of section 20,' t4,nr3, w ........ 560 00 United States to F M Miles, se section 1 1 4, n r 5, w patent Stephen G Haines to Casper Peter and John Both, one-tliirj of an acre in ne of section 14, 1 3, n r 3,w .... ....... 30 00 Jas Wallace to Geo F Irving. 160 acres in sec lion IS, 1 7, n ri. w . . 1,800 00 W F Hiatt and wife to Orrin Iiiatt, 40 acres in section! 86. 1 5, n r S.w 76 00 A G Bobinson to Adelia Robinson, 117 acres in section 1 , t 4, n r S.w 1 00 Josiah F Parker and wife to Ben P Morton, 61 acres in 1 7,- n r 2, w 1,600 00 TJ Colvin to George Haynes.SO acres of land In section 3, 1 7, n r 4, w; timber reserved 700 00 Theodore Leckband to Christ Leek- band, 160 acres in sectiou 31, t7. BUf 90900 Chas Cornell and wife to C R Hall two acrsa in section 18, 1 7, n r 3, 7o0 00 C B Hall and wife to C and M A Corbett and Amelia Clark, 100 acres, in sections 3 and 4, 1 6, ii r - 4 w, arid 120 acres in section 10, t 6. n r4,w 6.000 00 United States Jo An tone Antoiie Hoffner, 100 acres in sections 32 and 33. 1 7. n r 4. w.. xtatent Moeck to H M Dearing, 200 acres i sections 17 and 22, 1 7, n r 6, w ; deed of trust K P Graham to A S Orabam, 414 acres in t 7, n r 5, w. . . . . 6,639 62 United States to M B Knupp. ISO acres in section 30i 1 5. n r 3, w . . patent United States to S G Bauds, 160 acres in section 35, 1 5, n r 5, W . patent Chas Corbett to Amelia Clark and Mary A Corbett, 120 acres fn sec tion 8. 1 6, n r 3, w 60 00 BPECI Alb NOTICES. The County Treasurer and Saturdays of eavh week, I'm be seen at St Helens on Wednesdays Cemetery Lots Nolle ta hereby given that theotrteen aud mom- No. 117, 1. O. O. F., ot 8t. Helens. Oregon, are Dleaited totnfnrm tlm tiuhlie that thv ,m ni.w olterlne lota for sale at a reswmabU nrlee, In their burial ground. The prlee on lots 10x110 feet being S'.O a lot. and tha itrieA nt nv nf th larger lot en be ohtnlueii from the board ot irusiee, wnoareu. K. Hart, M. llaiea and 0, A. Massle. Now being the time to procure eludes lots, Bret eome firwt served. The souih one nan oi tne mmetery lias been set aside tor uiv pHium wnu me norm one-nan nas been rvservwl tor the members ol the outer. Any one desiring Information or wishing to procure a lot ean done by conferring with the board of iniafewi. oy oraeror me L4Kig. LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS, Notice. The Astoria Marble works has dispensed with the services of It M. Hhealv. and he la in noway connected with inv business, nor auinoTutvd to take orders for work for me. i. H. iMaorr. JHOl'llE, Notice is herehy given ttiat a certain prom-i-ory note made at 6i. Helens. Oregon. Oc tober 6, li. and signed by Wilf inu II. Dolman and Nancy E. Doliuan, for the sum or l,O0t), payable eighteen months after date, to iny order, bas been lost or stolen. The said note has been fully paid, and all persons are warueu not to nuy or m-gotl ate the same. Gso. W. McBbidk, Salem, Oregon, January 11, lJl. UltsOUl.I T ION OF CAHTStUHalllP Notice is hereby itiven that the partner- snip nereioiurc exisdiig oeiween ueorge I'b hteland H ltieiner, doiiis business un der the briu name of Bietner A Fichtel, at reer Island. Oregon, is this day dissolved by mutual consent. - H. Busts, Gso. FlCHTKL. Deer Island, Oregon, January 10, 18U4. TUACIieHS KXA.ni.lATlOHI. Sotire is hereby eiven that for the nnr- pnee of making an exnminatien of all per sons wno may oner inemieives as canni. dates fur teachers of the schools of this county, th" county school superintendent thereof will bold a public examination at t. Helens, commencing at i o clock p. m. Wednesday, February 14, 18SM. l . J. ULIITOX. County School Snperintendent Columbia Lounty, uregin. Dated January 30, lttUt, Oircnit Court Proceedings. The following proceedings were recorded in the circuit court journal, of the January adjourned term of that tribunal. W. F, Havard vs E. E. Spencer. De raurrer overruled and default ordered of record. H. E. Girard vs G. A. Massie. Dismissed alnUiiitifrs cost 1UV J31UUOXI rAtf 0IM1' I grass, Thos. Connell and W. D. Connell. Case dismissed and plain tills held for costs H. O. Howard vs W. B. Buell. Decree I rendered and entered in favor of plaintiff. Colunfbla County vs W. A. Meeker et al inesa quite eatensiveljr the coiiiing 1 11 ls ordered by the court that pefendants i ubtc ku najrs iu wuica lit pieaa 10 tne year. amended complaint. Columbia connty vs G. A. Massie. It is ordered by the court that the defendants have ten days fn which to answer to the amended complaint. Max Berg admitted to cilisenship. Blalae'a Haa4r Mlaual f Csefnl iBfeirmationw It is useless for republicans to deny that the tariff is ha cause of all thi irouoie ana tne bar a limes that are upon the , country. The democrats charge it, and they are right. With out tne tana tne country could never have seen the thirty years of phenom-1 There has just been published in Chicago .. , , . , , i uiimi Taiuaute oook van me a Dove title enal prosperity it has passed through compiled by Prof. Wm. H. Blaine, of Lan." under republican rule. There would faster university. Its 600 pages are foil of have been no thousands of factories Ition and we fully adne all our readers to eiviriff mrtnlovment tn millinna nt nan. send for a copy of it It is a compendium i Tu i j .-" , r ot thingii worth knowing, things difficult to lis, iuvisi wuum uo lew epiauius to "raoer. ana isoies oi reierence of great neaai. thoir hi.mn.in. Um f,n.... t 7"lue everyopoy, mat it nas never before B, oeen our goon lortune to possess in such cease their glow, so says the Yamhill I compact shape Our wonder is how it can w puutiucu ub bu iow a price as is asaeu for it. It is handsomely bound in flexible ciom covers, and will he sent tn ,n, h dress, postpaid, on receipt of 25 cents In postage stamps, by the publishers. G. W. Ogilvie ACs.,276and 278 Franklin street, wuibSjVi All A New Care lor Ithesratatlam. Joseph V. Dory, of Warsaw. III., was troubled witn rheumatism and tried a num ber of different remedies, but says none of them seemed to do bim any good; but fin ally he got bold of one that speedily cured him. lie was much pleaded with it, and felt sure that others similarly afrlcted would like to know what the remedy was that cured hint. He states for the benefit of the public that it is called Chamberlain s Fain Balm. For sale by Kdwin Boss. NOT1CK iO CKUIMTOMS. Notice Is hereby Riven that the under signed bas been appointed administrator of the estate of S. F. Hunter, deceased, bv the Hon. County J udeeot Coin nrbia coun tv . Oregon. All persons having Claims against said estate a'e required to present the' same properly verified, t me, at lAy residem-e. on l)eer Island, in Columbia County, Ore fron, my postotlice address being Deer Is and, Oregon, Within six months from this date. Dated December 16, IKW. W. D. CONNELL, Administrator of aaid estate. County Reporter. We would simply have plodding, low-priced, ideal dera oc ratio existence. No misfortune could come to It because no worse Con dition would be possible. This is the logic that bears out the democratic claim that the tariff is resoonsible for our present misfortune. If there bad School Report. Ihe following is a report of the public , i i "wiwi ii, utsbi ici, iiu. ior tne term endinr been no phenomenal prosperity there j.nuarv 2fl law Number pupils enrolled; 11. Averaee daily attendance, for first month, 10: for second rnohtb, 9; for third month, 9: for tne lourtn monlb, 10; for the term. 10. Whole number dsys attendance, 723W: whole number days absent, 82?f; number Would have been nothing for the dem ocratic party' to pull down. There are some queer specimens among the populists, says the Union Scout. In purusing the Union County times tardy, 1 ; pupils neither absent nor Farmer wo notice that several corree- y, 1 pondenU advocate boycotting all other M the c,08e of cho1 the following pro- papers ana reading only their own kind of literature. We have had an impression heretofore that such nar rowness only prevailed among the rigidly orthodox, but it seems it works in politics as well. If a majority of our people were built after that fashion the wheels of progress would turn backward and the minds of men stag nate for want of action. The ad vocates ot tnat idea Have already retarded the growth of the world at least five thous and years. But they have their days and the old world "swings triumphant, down the ringing groove of change." Any man who cannot stand the argu ments of an opponent is of no earthly benefit to mankind. The best thing these fellows can do is to start a little party of their own, and heard off to ne si it by bemsslves. gramme was rendered by the pupils, as sisted by Messrs. Pugb and Thos. Meserve: "The Indignenl Scholar," Herly Pilzen berger; "The Bay's Speech." Orvil Young; "Friend to the Fly," Eddie Lovegren; "The Owl," Flora Voun; '-Nobody's Child," Anna Calkins; song, ''No Home Echo Answers. From the New York Sun. G. C The president can do no wrong. Echo Wrong! G. C When I arise the sun arises also, . E. SoT G . C And the stars scatter before me like rats. E.-Ratsl G. C I am the lightening and also the thunder. , E. Thunder! G. C And when I strike, the earth and the politics thereof are confused beyond question. E. -Question 1 G. C 1 am a raging torrent that cannot well be dammed. E Be oamnedf G C The nations of the earth turn their fearful eyes on me and wait my fateful words. E. Words! G. C I make a platform, fit a tariff bill, or wink when others do, and find its good with ail its faults. E. False I G. C I'm here to do the right by weak or strong, and by the go-is I'll have my way or bust. E. Bust I G. C I see the stars snd stripes go down to be a royal doormat, but then I don't ap prove it. E. Preve it I ' G. C I fix a time to crown a qneen, and at the hour it munt eventuate. E. You wait! ruKisuucHis notick. Copbtt Tksasuiisr's Orrics. St. IIilsxh, Or., January 6, 1894. Notice l-i hereby uiven that all unpaid County Warrants of aaid county which have been presented and endorsed "Not I'aid for Want of Funds," up to Januarv 2, W.i'2, wil be paid upon presentation a't this office. Interest on said warrants will not be allowed alter date of this notice. E. M. Whabtok, Couuty Treasurer of Columbia Cuuuty, Or. SIltHirt'S SALE. BY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION. Judg ment, order, and decreo issued out of and under the seal of the Circuit Court ot the state of Oregon, for the ooiinty of Colum bia. to tne duly directed, dated the x.. day of Januarv, ISM, upon a judgment an decree rendered end entered in said court on the 21st dav of December. 1803, In favor of Dean Ulunchard, plain tilf. and against ine milliters oasti una uoor fiiamtiautur Iiir Company, a corporation, aud H. W Miller, defendants, for the sum of seven hundred and ninety-two aud tlfty-two one hundredths (1792.62) dollars, wlih Interest thereon at the rate ot eight (8) per cent per annum iroiu me zisc nay ot uecennier. lsi)3, and the further sum of one hundred ($100) dollars as attorney's tees, and the fiiriher sum of thirty-tbres and tenoned hundredths ($'I3.I0) dollars rusts aud dis bursements, and also the costs of and upo said writ, commanding me to make sale of Ihe. following real property of the above named defendants, lo-wit: Beginning at a galvanled pipe post in the north side line ot Water street, in the town of Kalnier, as the street Is located iu accordance with the plut of said town, platted and recorded by uean niaiieuarn, ut tne records o aeetis sitd eountv. which nost ta situated six I feet easterly from the east side of the build ing, known as the hotel, and fifteen (16) feet and ten (10) inches westerly fiom the southwest corner of the boiler house of the building known as the Sash and Door Fao, tory , thence running east fourteen (14) de grees sout n aioug ttie norm line of water street two hundred feet, thence north fou teen degrees east to the ColuhiMa river, and the tuner side of J lean lllaucbard a woo wharf, thence West fourteen (14) degrees north two hundred (200) feet, thence south fou. teen (14) degrees west to the place of beginning, embracing the building known as tne oa-sn ana lioor rectory, reserving, however. Sad excei.tlne- the wharfage and water privileges in front of said land, to- geitier wnn tne tenements, Hereditaments and appurtenances thereunto belonging or in anv wise autit-rtatuing. i ntnv levied u on said real estate on the 3d dav of Jan ary, iw, row, tnereiore. by virtue or said execution, judgment, order, and decree and in compliance with the commands of said writ, 1 will, on fatuntav, the 3d day of February, A. D. 1804. at the hour of ten (10) o'clock a. in. of that day, at the front door of the county courthouse, in the city of St. Helens, iu said county and state, sell, subject to redemption, at nubile auc tion, to the highest bidder therefor, for casn , an tne rigut, line, ana interest tn above-named defendants. The Builder' fah and Door Manufacturing Comnnnv had on the 21st dav of December. 193. oi has since had in and to the alHve-descrUed real property to satisfy said execution judgment, order and decree, interest, coats, and ail accruing costs. 1. C. W A f To, Sheriff of Columbia Conntv. Oreuon TT..1 y-i H .r... " o. iicicus, vresoii, January s, istH. NOTICK TO CKEDITOBS, Notice is hereby given tbat the under signed has been appointed administrator oi tne estate ot Lawrence hebrmtt. de ceased, by the Hon. County Judge, of Co lumbia county. Oregon. All uersuna bv ing claims against said estate are required to present the same, properly verified, to ine. at my residence, in Deer Island pre- cinct, uniumDia conniy, uregon. Dostotlic Deer Island, Oregon, within six months from this date. Dated December 15. 1803, AlitiUbllMC HCHMITT. Administrator of said estate OME DAY CURE HATTEES ft. AT ji-f - .aU SCIATIC K O W.R MF'C. C5 PORTLAND. 0 For Salt by Edwin Ross, St. Helens. Or Subscribe for The Mist, how. f 1.50 per year. Awarded Highest Honors World's Fair. 0" PR OS akin owd IHJ The only Pure Creanr of Tartar Powder. No Ammonia; No Alum. Used in Millions of Homs 40 Years the Standard. SUmiBONa. I ths Circuit Court or ths State or Oaa- oon. roa CoLCHBia (JonMTv. G. C. Jaquish, Piff. -.;).. vs- C SUMMONS, B. W. Pmimxir. Deft. 1 TO B. W. PmBI. Defendant IK THE itAME Or THE STATE Of 6on Ton arehereliv reomred toannearanrl inwar k. lit... "ai-j . r.r . 7 .. w wiiiiiiiiiiii, iiimu BKainsK you in tne above-entitled action, by tbe 15th dav of iut, iiji. ii. ueiiiK lue iir.b uav m inn lerm oi aaiu court next following the ex piratien of the publication of tbis sum mons, and if you fail to so appear, fur want wereoi. tne plaintiff will take default mi juugiiieut against sou as praved for, to wlt: or the sum or500. with interest thereon from June th, 1893. at tbe rate of ten per cent per year, together with his cosis d.v mis acnon, uue ror money loaned by plaintiff to defendant. This summons is published by an order of the lodge of said court, made on the 8th day of Novem ber. 1HU3 Dillard A Cole, attorneys for plaintiff. petition ior Llaiioa Livfjrtsft: To the Honorable County Court of Co lumbia Couuty, State of Oregon. Wa. the undersign.-d legal voters residing in 8cap- utivnc iricvtii,;!,. iiii uiiiiiik ramni.v. nr. nf ureguii, wouiu re-pecuuiiy p-tuion your honorable body at its nett rctrular tern, of court to be held in the courthouse, ia the CitW of St. Helena rir.lnn.ki. ........... r.... gon, on Wednesday, tne 7tn day or March, A. D., 1894, that a license be granted to James D. McKav to sell sniritimna. vinnmo onu mail, uquum in qiianiiiies less tnan one gallon, in ricappooee precinct, Columbia county, state of O'egon. and that ,i.h li. cense oe issued tor tne period of six months, for all of which yonr petitioners will ever pray: reter O Johnson, H Decker, D caicn, u u naxier, ueo W Kanisey, tl W White, J B Duncan. K H Barnett, W T White, Geo D Gove. D E Freeman. O H,-bn. neman, W Anders in, A H Larson, Gustavc Lange, W J Engl rt. C Konkle. J V Walker, W W Mil er. Jas l'eiu-o,-lr p.,,i Alliens, J T Sedeistroni, J L Armstrong P Louxignont. H M Knighton W A Kni..i.. ton. M Baseid rf. Chanea Allen w u Hutchinson, 8 D Wells. G Lafaber. L Dahl man. John L Piper. J 8 Vancleve. H M Headley. E Oldendorff, Malcolm McKay, R A McKav. Lewis Finer. W n M, f ar land, G Fritz, E D McKay, O D Garrison J T Walker Casper Kolth, John Callahan. John Sctmiitke, C Kobinsky, Wm Wolf, O Numan, Geo Grant, J D Morgan, Geo Vollans. Henrv Potter fln ),,., .. drew Wattie, WT Freeman TACloninger. W H Ht Clair, C B Harris, W E Guild, cMir uinvrs, Dennett aicureeny, inor vald E Brueland, C G Hwanson. F K Arm strong, I G Allison. Geor-re Pierce, E Arm strong, w u fomeroy. N Shaw, N H Mc- a.ay. J a Harris. A m Armstrong, W F Watson. C G Wallls. A M LamherVm. H Hammond, Frank Tompkins, William wnite, w b wpark. HIIEUlFF'a SAS.K. tn the Circuit Court of the state of Oregon or tni county ot uoiutiirna. T II. Itart- tctt. n sintlll. vs Andv Cl.ft. defniidaiit BY VIKTtlE OF AN EXECUTION, Jndg ment. order, and decree, dulv issued uu of and under the seal of the Circuit (li.ui-i of tbe state of Oregon, for the county of Ctv lumiiia. to me uuiy oirecleit, dated the 30th ay oi iieceinoer, a. u., into, upon a ludg- ment ana oct ree rendered and entered said court on the 21st day of December. !., 1803, in favor ot T. II. Barttett. plaintitf. and against Andy Clift. defendant, for the sum of seventy-five (I75.00J dollars with interest thereon at the rate of ten (10) per cent per annum from tbe 23rd day of Feb ruary, A. I) , 1H!W, and tbe further sum of tlilrty (t.i0.OU) dollars as attorney a fees, and the further sum of sixteen and twentv-live one-hundredtbs ( 10.26) dollars, cost and disbursements, aud also the cost of and up- oi saia writ, commanaiug me to make sale of the following real property ot the above-named defendant, to-wit) The north one-half of the southwest one quarter (NH of HW K) and the south one-half ot tbe northwest one-quarter 8 of NWVi) of secuon eigut (.si, in townsnipsix tn), norm of ranee five (5). west of the Willamette :ie-idtun. in Columbia county, state of Oregon, ant containing -no hundred and sixty lieoj acres of Hum, wore or leJ, to gether with the tenements, hereditaments. ana appurtenances thereunto belonging or in anywise appertaining. 1 dulv levied up on said real-estate on the 4th day of Jan uary, lut. now, therefore, by virtue of said eiecution.judgnient. order, and decree, and In compliance with ths commands of said writ, I will on Paturdtiv.the 8rf day of Feb ruary, A. D., I8SX. at tbehourof eleven (11) o clock a. ni. of that day, at tbe front door of the conoty courthouse, in the city of Ht. Helens, in sard county and state, aetl. sub ject to redemption, ut public auction, to tne highest bMfler tbercfor for cash, alt the rigm, uuv, anu interest wnicn cue above named defendant. Andv Clift. had nn ihe zira aay oi retiruary, 1K03, the date of said mortgage, or has since had In and in th above-described real property, to eatisfy said execution. Judgement, order, and de cree, interest, costs, and all accruing costs. I.e. WATTS, Sheriff of Colombia, conntv Omms at t r , e , ot. iiotiii, uregon, January sill, kv. C1TATIOH. In the County Court of the state of Oregon, mi vuiiiiiiuia vuiincy. In the matter of the sain ofl real property belonging to the, CITATION. estate of John Ivev. deceased.? To Delia Ivey and all heirs, devisees, or persons interested in said catato unknown: Edwin L. If snd. administrator nf IH estate, has filed a petition praying for an order of sale of the real property belonging to said estate, which is dascribed fallow. towit: The north H of the northeast U of the north X of tbe northwest , of section 3d. In township 6. north of iinl,i taming 100 acres, in CAIumbiacounty, state of Oregon. That ihe court having made an order appoinUng the 6th day of March. IXiM, as the time for hearins snlrl ruti-inn ami H;.a.,w,,. - :.. , ' . v iraoea upon said Delia Ivev. William Tuv .h u-aJ.-j the minor heirs of said deceased John Ivey and to all other heirs and persons interested in said estate. by pnbllcaiion of the same for lour successive weeks in the M It u... o.iu usi a copy or saia citation and said neiition ne aepositea in the postoHice at Ht. Helens. Oregon, direeieit in th. t.tA rwitn Ivey, at Boscohell. Wi scou-in. her tilnej nt residence. Therefore, in the name of the state oi urPKon. VoU. t ha aflfn lli.lfa t.,,u and all other heirs, devisees, and persons' interested in said estate, whether known or uimnown. are ncreriv cited to he n,l an. n.,.1. .... ;.j .' . t . .... . . . . ' i 1 -""i wuri. tu uiectiy oi ot. j-telens state of Oregon, on tbe said 8th day ol Maron. ivm. at 10 o'clock a. m tn .kn- -". anj yon nave, wny said order should not be made for the sale of said real property, as prayed tor in said petition. In Witness whereof. Tlesn kianni,n.i1 udgeo.'said court, bas hereunto set his anu ami caused tne seal of said court tube vuicnea mis m oay ot January, 1894 . ni.ANUHAKD, Judge. - -' u. WVAW. Ulttl M. CITY BATJiS :M BARBER SHOP HOT AND COLD WATER" CLEAN TOWELS A SPEC f A LTY COLUMBIA BANKING CO, J. d. RICE, Cawhlor. Transacti General Banking Business. Exclmnne U.uight and Sold, Inter est Allowed on Time DeposUs. ST. HELENS, - " OREGON, FARMERS and MERCHANTS INSURANCE CO.. Albany, Or. AUTHORIZED CAPITAL fSOO.OOO 8ECURED CAPITAL 47,800 PAID CAPITAL 74,260 rAltm FMOPEMTT A ilBCIAI.TT, For particulars apply at ths ofiies of Dillard fc Cole, or Thi Mist office, ST. HELENS, t : : i i i i t OREGON. BIKD3 OF A FEATHER FLOCK TOQETIIEK." This is the reason why The St. Charles Hotel, 0. W. KNOWLES, Proprietor, srw . . . il . I.., t it . Hi . a '. AJanv nilVti iniJQ patiVIIUgy VJ yiu uuqi uvrs limit vi iiv umivt If you want to meet a friend you will always find him at The St. Charles. Astoria Marble Works, j. ii. iMHorr, pbo'p. ) MANUFACTURER OF Marble and Granite WORK All Kinds of Cemetery Worn. POOT OF OUIY STREET, iVstoria MMalMaa OroLron THE JOSEPH KELLOGG d COMPANY'S RIVER STEAMER at' 'at' is: STR. JOSEPH KELLOGG FOR PORTLAND Leaves Kelso Mondays. Wed rortUnd luenduy, Thurd.y and Snturdiiy ut 0 o Wk , in. THE PORTLAND AND CLATSKANIE ROUTE: SARAH DIXON, 0. It. Shaver. Master, T.H1IVM Pn.lldnit AI.IahDi I IV -1- J . t . i ,- -- """-"" airrei evry qay ejtPept BunflflVl a r cloclc, firr ClHtHltanie, tot'chiiin al Sativle'. island, 8t. Helens, Columbia City " Calariia Neer City, Bainur, Cedar Uuding, Ht Coffin, Ursdhury, RtelU intermediate poiU, returniug every murmtig (except Monday.) - SUBSCRIBE FOR- "THE OREGON MIST." FOR COUNTY NEWS $1 50 PER YEAR :OR SALE v $3SO Boys Fifty Acres of Agricultural . land in township 7, section 14, NEAR CLATSKANIE With Fr-e use of improved land For further particulars inquire at room 45, Hamilton building, PORTLAND, OREGON f t FI.IAIi ACCOUNT SETTXEMEST. In the County Court of tha Rtt nf nn, gon, for Columbia Cunntv. mc iuuorui nie estate oi josiah ruller- wn. ueceascn. notice of settlement of account, and hear- Ing petition for final distribution. Notice is hereby uiven that the final ac count of the administrator of the estate of Josiah Fullerton, deceased, has been rendered to said Court for settlement, to n.'.c, wmi m p;i-uiiun or saiti aciminiNtra tor, for the Hnal distribution of the residue a "'! ? ",Bte snd "it Monday, tbe 5th vi i.ioitu, mat. ai it o inoca p, m,, anil the court room of said Court, in St. Helens, in said county, nnd stnte, has been dulv appointed by the said Court as the time and imiue ior me snuiement ol said Anal aocoiuit and the hearing and considering of said pe tition for distribution, at which time and piai:e anv person interested in ssid estate no. uj,car ana nie nis exceptions, in wilting, to said account and petition for distribution, and oontest the Same. , . . , , It. 8. Kuu.krtoK, Administrator of the estate of Josiah Ful lerton, deceased. - Pate J January 18, 1804. Subscribe for (Hie Oregon Mist.' Sataor sadxpeua mid wmklj tnm slan. i rarauuHatposiuoa. IioltulnunrtWirr. I mmvQnm niMOMMra. rmllar SK I oommlulos is local pu wrMk uasimti, LartMt J rwi of .taut, tKA.mm1Lr Oo. I txttf, Mlakui ZSTJr ! """Ilia fa.Uiahd I Iswa and ssrdfta fi Ws want roil now, wollo f tk. frail ladiutrr Is so IfflDortsna. Oorsl ehnn forv sdranoomant. Outflt and full Dar-1 timilan fra. BBOWS UHOH. OO., nur-1 nrman, Portland. Ora, rralsbouaals rallabl. Kama UU. papar. lo. THE IOWA JEWELER, A, N. WEIGUt. Souvenir Spoons a Specialty. Special Attention to Watcii Repairing. M0RKIS0N8T.,0p. P, 0., PORTLAND. Do You Jill? OF COURSE YOU DO. S3.000.00 A YEAH FOR THE INDUSTRIOUS. It you want work that lnnloai.ni nrf n.si.i.,. send us your addre Immeiliat. It. We teach mta "d "mn "" '"a from &S.OO pr dsy S .1,000 per vi-ur wiilioi.i h.,i... i. J ,7 Mperisnea, and furni.li Ihe emplovment it wl.Tch tliay can make that m,,. i iT."h0r ni"" r'3'L"', "",c" "'" ' work a .I f yMlne or ng, rlibt In your own locsl. Zl, Y i".gl" ll"""1!"''' ' an3 i STTCH BEING THE CASK, It behooves ynu to tlnd the most desirable place to purchase vour'invigiirator." "THE BANQUET.' Keeps constantly on band ths famous Cuban Blossom Cigars. The finest lias of Winas Untmra Cigars to be found this side oi Pore land. And if you wish to engsgein a game ot POOL OR BILLIARDS. They cart assure you that they have the best table In town. Kvarvti,in .... . . 7 solicited d Jr0U' pt,'n,l U Pwttulljr "THE BANQUET" Bt. Helens, Oregon. I A TRAM. I IT PAYS LEARN TELEGRAPHY!- Success Sure, Address 1. C. REYMOERER, qsoutii Bids-. POUTLANI), OBEfQN. ' Sv"hHn1','y ,,,ld foundation, that w" urtlv bring tlipm rlcliet. fconic of the siiiartmt men In Hits couiitrv i th.i. .......J T i - !. il..m . . ' '." i uieiiari giTsn tnem w i in . . -- ago. You, render, mar do as well- trv li v.! eannot fall. No ospl.sl n.0.a" W71 you out with soinelh na thst I. new, solid, and sure A book brlmfu ot alvl,.. i. f li, I.y.y.r:fc'o.;fy.'0' E. C. ALLEN & CO., Box 420, AUGUSTA, MAINE. I Caveats, and I'rade-MarUanhr.inaH an.n r.. ...,,.iiaM ior MODEHSTf rrte. irnTuS'.'iS1 ossaaivt u.,. Ittnt Ornct I remoia from Wanhlngion. I Sand modal, ilr.wii.u r.r nkM will. J . i- !tlon. We .dvlas, If pot,mble or not. Ire. bt clisrg.. Our fee not due till patent I. secured. A Pamphi rr. "Hnw tn Ohtuln Puin,. uk cort of saina In th. U. 8. sad foreign oeuauiM M.nt lies. Addr.n. iC.A.SNOW&CO. Opw. patent Omcr. VVASMtMo-rnM o e